Kasuka Shrine
It is the shrine of the Fujiwara family, established in 768 AD.
wooden wishing plaques (Ema) at the Mizutani Shrine
I see red bridge and a shrine from afar @ Mizutani Shrine
Hanging out at Nara Park
One part of those 2000 stone lanterns at Kasuga Shrine ศาลเจ้าคาสุงะ ไทฉะ
A huge camphor tree surrounded with stone lanterns
The Cloister at Kasuga Shrine ศาลเจ้าคาสุงะ ไทฉะ
Sunazuri-no-fuji (Wisteria floribunda). The age of the tree is said to be 800 years
The root
Purifying himself @ Wakamiya Shrine :)
Heart-shaped wishing plaques (Ema) @ Wakamiya Shrine
Wishing plaques (Ema) @ Mizutani Shrine
The roots, Nara Park
Stone lantern and moss
Amazing path full of stone lanterns
A deer posing at the path leading to Kasuga Shrine
Sunazuri-no-fuji (Wisteria floribunda). The age of the tree is said to be 800 years
Minamimon Kasuga Taisha Shrine
Matcha-looking roots
Heart-shaped wishing plaques (Ema) @ Wakamiya Shrine
Green grove in Nara
@ Mizutani Shrine - A shrine with moss roof
Sleepy :P
Stone lanterns along the path, heading to Kasuka Shrine
Sacred camphor tree.. that is pretty huge
The Cloister at Kasuga Shrine ศาลเจ้าคาสุงะ ไทฉะ
Sunazuri-no-fuji (Wisteria floribunda). This Japanese wisteria is names after its long bunch which touches the sand on the ground. The age of the tree is said to be 800 years and it is depicted in a picture scroll "The Gongen-kenki of Kasuga-Taisha" (1309)
Cute wooden wishing plaques (Ema) at the shrine
Stone, wood, water, and plastic..
Heart-shaped wishing plaques (Ema) @ Wakamiya Shrine
Green grove in Nara
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